Welcome to a sample of my Australian wildlife photography library. Amongst these pages are photos of Australian reptiles (including snakes, lizards, turtles and crocodiles), various marsupials (including Tasmanian Devils and Koalas), frogs and birds.
I work and have worked widely across Australia as a zoologist, interpretation ranger and commercial guide. Sometimes I sell photographs. Sometimes I sell poetry. I have avoided selling my soul so far.

I am and always have been very interested in wildlife, especially reptiles and amphibians. I have been photographing animals since 1984 and some of these photos are from scanned slides.

When photographing animals I don't do studio work, although I may handle some species, gently and carefully. Where possible I photograph the animal in situ as these animals are all part of the environment that I find them in. I find there is greater satisfaction in getting the shot "in the wild".

Please do not use any of these images for publication or public presentation without my permission. You will otherwise be in breach of Copyright and I will pursue you, your family, and their descendents relentlessly. Apart from that I am a big softie and if you ask, I will not refuse any reasonable request. So contact me if you are interested in using these images or for further information about them or the animals depicted. They represent a lot of work!

In the meantime, remember Earth is a small place, and we share it with many other beings who also call it home. All the animals depicted here are tuned to a finely balanced community structure depending on (amongst other things) particular rainfall and temperature averages. The science supporting anthropogenic climate change is well-researched and the evidence that this is occurring and is a major threat to global and local ecosystems is very strong indeed. But even if it were a load of bunkum produced by a clade of conspiring zealots, surely, as the most powerful species on the planet, we have an obligation to take the role of stewardship seriously and limit pollution where we can?